Databases

ALSO CALLED:
Data Stores,
Very Large Databases,
Database Programs,
Back-end Databases,
Database SoftwareDEFINITION: A database of record (DBOR) is a repository for centralized storage of information about objects or people. This type of database is commonly maintained by businesses to store information about subscribers, clients or customers, facilitating optimal service-oriented management (SOM). Examples of DBOR applications include use by: Internet search engines or Web sites to track user behavior for targeted
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This white paper describes an integrated architecture that can help you maintain high application availability in the event of a database failure. Obtain an in-depth overview of this technology and tips for successful implementation here.

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Review this informative analysis of Oracle Database 11g Advanced Compression. Find out how Oracle technology enabled one Fortune 500 company to save on storage costs, improve overall performance, reduce the size of disk consumption by 50% for structured data and 98% for unstructured data, and much more.

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This paper details the results of a survey conducted by Unisphere Research among members of the Independent Oracle Users Group (IOUG) and reveals that nearly one out of 10 respondents cited that the total amount of online data they are managing tops a petabyte. Read on to discover data growth trends and patterns popping up in organizations today.

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A recent IOUG survey discovered that while most organizations have a well-established data warehouse, acceptance within their companies is still limited. Inside this exclusive study, learn how companies can start taking more advantage of their data warehousing systems to successfully manage the growing amounts of “big data".

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Even the most effective servers will eventually have to be replaced once they reach the end of their lifecycles. This white paper explores key factors to consider when evaluating new servers for your business and offers exclusive advice for executing a seamless Linux migration.

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Your data is one of the most important assets your company has. Read this expert e-book to learn what your options are when it comes to improving the quality of data in Oracle databases and applications.

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Versant JPA offers a foundation for real-time analytics for large sets of data by connecting to a high performance database. Watch this webcast and find a demo on how to find, download, and install a free copy of Versant JPA interface.

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Access this e-book to discover how you can ease the pain of backing up and recovering SharePoint Server. Learn about native, traditional and modernized backup techniques and the pros and cons of leveraging each of them to streamline data protection and disaster recovery for SharePoint.

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Read this white paper to learn about a new relational database from Akiban, a unified document and relational architecture that accelerates MySQL applications to ensure consistent and compelling performance for end users with no change to code, architecture or infrastructure.

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This white paper offers up a comprehensive comparison of the Oracle Exadata and IBM Netezza data warehouse appliance, helping you decide which is the better fit for your business. Read this now and learn how they stack up in terms of online transaction processing (OLTP), query performance, simplicity of operation, value and more.

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In this e-book, SearchDataManagement.com editor, Mark Brunelli, discusses the ins-and-outs of developing a solid MDM plan for ensuring accurate and consistent data across all your company's systems. Read on to learn best practices, tips and advice from experts on how to structure and manage a MDM program

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The intent of this paper (neither explain SQL Server 2012 nor be a EMC buying guide ) is simply to highlight enough information on each, so that IT managers can focus on the database system and storage hardware relationship.

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This executive brief highlights the data management challenges of a California-based organization faced and illustrates how their chosen solution resulted in cost savings and in better overall use of IT resources – an exceeded all expectations.

DATABASES DEFINITION (continued): promotions. Manufacturers to keep track of supplies and product information. Wholesale and retail vendors to keep track of inventory. Hospitals and clinics to manage patient information. Retail stores to keep track of customer shopping habits.Advantages of using a DBOR to centralize customer data include: Tailoring services to individual users or subscribers. Targeting special promotions to customers most likely to respond. Optimizing customer services and technical support. Personalizing the customer-vendor relationship.In addition to customer-service applications, a DBOR can be used

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